by Marc Penn | Nov 13, 2018 | Conveyancing, LawSpot
Our News Purchasing Retirement Properties We are looking to downsize to a Retirement Flat as we are thinking of putting our property on the market in the New Year. Although we are looking forward to having the family over for one last Christmas, is there anything we...
by Marc Penn | Oct 3, 2018 | Conveyancing, LawSpot, News
Our News I have heard of the Right to Roam. What does this actually mean and what type of land/property is affected? The Countryside & Rights of Way Act 2000 (CROW) was enacted so that the members of the general public have the Right to Roam. Providing the...
by Marc Penn | Sep 10, 2018 | Conveyancing, LawSpot
Our News First Time Buyers and the Conveyancing Process We are first time buyers, our mortgage is agreed and we have found a place to buy! We’re keen to move in asap so what can we expect and how long does the conveyancing process take? Buying your first...
by Marc Penn | Jun 12, 2018 | Conveyancing, LawSpot
LawSpot How to protect your property from fraud Incidents of property fraud have unfortunately increased in recent years. Shaun Kellaway – Conveyancing Solicitor at Harold G Walker talks about some practical steps that you can take to help protect yourself and...
by Marc Penn | Mar 23, 2018 | Conveyancing, LawSpot
Our News Joint Property Ownership Explained For varied reasons, (often economic), many people are now purchasing or investing in property with relatives or friends and not just partners. However, before committing to a joint property ownership it is vitally...
by Marc Penn | Mar 9, 2018 | Conveyancing, LawSpot
Our News Onerous Ground Rent Provisions in Leases Due to bad publicity in recent months concerning some owners of flats and leasehold houses having onerous ground rent provisions it has come to light that quite a few leases have onerous ground rent provisions...
